Today's headlines

Sentence to be reviewed as Stuart Hall gets 15 months. P2Junk food still marketed to children as companies find ways to bypass rules. P3MoD serves news outlets with D notice over surveillance links. P7Charles Saatchi defends grabbing Nigella Lawson by the throat. P8Minister warns internet giants on abuse images. P11No joy for Stephen King as book pirates foil internet plan. P13New editor for the Independent. P14WikiLeaks founder 'fit for five years in embassy'. P15The insider: one year on and Julian Assange still in limbo, west London. P15Vicious is cliched and outdated, says Barry Cryer. P16Pink Floyd become latest brick in Spotify's wall. P16Greece's PM offers to reopen broadcaster. P18Letters: Media ownership to support democracy. P35

Charles Saatchi: It was just a playful tiff. P1, 3TV licence? I only use mine as a reading lamp. P3Today's nasty sitcoms are no laughing matter, says Barry Cryer. P7Viewers unzip BBC drama White Queen's inaccuracies. P7Julian Assange ready to stay in embassy for five years. P8Stuart Hall's 15-month jail sentence to be reviewed. P11BBC angling presenter fined for coarse fishing out of season. P12Watchdog examines TV news broadcasts of Woolwich killing. P12Comment: Internet porn: See no evil? P17Editorial: Children's access to the web must have limits. P19New editors at i and the Independent. B4

Nigella Lawson moves out after 'playful tiff'. P3Stuart Hall's victims say jail term for abuse is no more than a 'slap on the wrist'. P4TV licence: Artistic licence. P4New editors at i and the Independent. P11TV angler caught. P11Facebook pokes its users into signing up as organ donors. P15BBC is censured after Boat Race turns the air blue. P16Julian Assange willing to stay at embassy for five years. P16Netflix DreamWorks collaboration. P36News18 India to launch in UK. P36Charles Saatchi: 'There was no grip, it was a playful tiff'. T2 – P2, 3

Julian Assange says he's strong enough to stay in Ecuador embassy for another five years. P2Charles Saatchi claims row with Nigella Lawson was 'nothing more than a playful tiff'. P3Critics say Stuart Hall's 15-month sentence is too lenient. P14Ofcom launches investigation into graphic footage from the scene of Lee Rigby's murder. P22Excuses used by homeowners for not paying their TV licence. P23Greek prime minister in crisis talks over closure of state broadcaster. P31Netflix and LoveFilm strike deals with Hollywood studios. P53

New appointments at i and Independent. P3Letter from the (new) editor. P3Julian Assange says he could last five years in embassy. P6Stuart Hall's 15-month sentence 'too lenient'. P7Woolwich attack footage complaints investigated. P8Charles Saatchi: 'I was trying to emphasise my point'. P11TV licence: That's not a television, it's my reading lamp. P11Chips are down for US in tech war. P25Netflix and LoveFilm sign up Hollywood studios. P40

Stuart Hall's 15-month sentence prompts a wave of outrage and fury. P1, 4, 5Two in three child abuse perverts spared jail. P2Maria Miller accuses internet firms of 'acting blind' over child abuse images. P3Broadcaster Murray Walker has been diagnosed with cancer. P7Charles Saatchi dismisses row with Nigella Lawson as a playful tiff. P8, 9Bill for guarding Julian Assange could hit £40m. P10Nearly a third of the British journalists covering the G8 summit are from the BBC. P13New sharper TV screens will mean pictures are as clear as real life. P22

Stuart Hall's victim speaks out as he gets 15-month sentence. P1, 4, 5Nigella Lawson's husband formally cautioned by police. P1, 7Classic sitcom Birds of a Feather to return to TV after 15 years. P3400,000 people failed to get a TV licence last year. P16